Affordable pneumatic pump

[gotbass7]

I have a question, what is the cheapest way to power a pneumatic? The cheapest one I could find was $60 before shipping.

[singularity]

check your local hardware store or bike shop most of them are like $20 $30

[gotbass7]

I am alright my friend got a air pressurized tank from his friend.

I have another question though, what kind of adapter do I need for a can of co2 to a valve?

[hi]

target has pumps for $8 and they go to 120, at least thats what it says, ive only gone to 60 psi because pumping a 12 gallon tank to 60 psi is a work out all by its self.

i have a compressor, but i just wanted to see how far i could go before getting tierd. anyway, im getting off topic, go to target and get an $8 pump in the bike section.

[gotbass7]

thanks but i dont need an airpressure system anymore i just need to know what kind of adapterr id need and what kind of valve for a 20 ounc co2 brass eagle tank

[paaiyan]

OK, I found one from wal-mart that can pump up to 160 psi. That wouldn't require me to weigh 160 pounds would it?

[Fnord]

No, the shock of letting your weight fall on it will allow you to go far above your own weight. Unless the pump has a very wide bore.
I can get to over 200 psi with a 1.2 inch pump, weighing about 135.

[paaiyan]

Hmm, that works for me. I'm planning on building a simple pneumatic for my next project, whenever that may be.

[gotbass7]

does anyone have an answer to my question?

[paaiyan]

Well you'll need a regulator like the one at the top of <a href="http://www.weekendbrewer.com/Co2parts.htm">this page</a>.

[Fnord]

I didnt get a lot from a google search for brass eagle adaptors... check any local paint ball stores or better yet ebay.
You will need a co2 regulator, and the valve will vary depending on what you want to build. A sprinkler valve suits most applications.

[paaiyan]

Well fnord, brand doesn't matter too much, they all use the same size fittings and everything.